the other fella@the_other_fella
For me it's Xerjoff Torino21 and Amouage Interlude Man. Torino21 smelled like I spilled a minty lemonade on my clothes, and the smell of mint and lemon were too realistic for me to wear. Interlude man just smelled really weird and savory. Now I love them both.
Avion21@avion21
Amouage Reflection Man. I used to think it smelled like some kind of hairspray or leave in conditioner. A waited about a year and smelt my decant again and now I can’t get enough of the stuff now.
GR@djgrantrichards
How are we defining "too niche"
cmewiththemhandz
What do you think of as a comfort fragrance— what qualities does it have? I know what I think, I’m curious what types and categories you think live in the “comfort” zone. NEW VIDEO— discussing the
Dulce de limón (Andy)
I'm real curious on this one. Wether a person, a time of your life or simply curiosity, What led you to collect perfumes? O my case, my mom and grandma always had beautiful perfumes on their shelves
cmewiththemhandz
Silphium · Stora Skuggan
Yay! It all went…weirdly LOL. It ended up AMAZING but there was a bumpy ride, please enjoy all attached media— a slideshow of Leather in the Scent Room with the staff trying out my vintages! Of
cmewiththemhandz
See video— have any of y’all bought stuff for yourself, knowing it’s good, and then being like……no! I gift a lot of bottles from my collection, have you?
Dulce de limón (Andy)
Realistically, with the regular amounts of sprays you do, how many years would it take you to actually get to finish your fragrance collection? I would calculate myself on five years as my own
Cale_Dooper
I made a couple of final big purchases off my wishlist, which will be coming in over the next week or so, and after that I’m done buying full bottles for the foreseeable future with one exception: I
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